An Essential Guide to Dog-Friendly Activities in the Tri-Cities

Looking to explore the Tri-Cities with your four-legged friend? You’re in luck—our region is full of pet-friendly places to eat, play, and stay. From scenic dog parks and welcoming patios to cozy accommodations, it’s easy to plan a trip your pup will love just as much as you do.

Whether you’re hiking local trails, enjoying a meal outdoors, or discovering new wineries, this guide highlights the best dog-friendly experiences across Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland.

Let Your Dog Run Free at Local Dog Parks

There’s no shortage of outdoor adventure in the Tri-Cities. If your dog needs to burn off some energy, head to Paws-abilities Place in Richland. Located near Badger Mountain Community Park, this spacious, fenced park features five acres of grassy terrain along with water stations, kiddie pools, and shaded seating.

Another favorite is the Columbia River Dog Park in Kennewick’s Columbia Park. With separate areas for large and small dogs, scenic river views, and plenty of room to roam, it’s a must-visit for pet owners.

For even more adventure, explore pet-friendly trails at Sacajawea State Park or take a stroll along the Columbia River at Chiawana Park.

Dine Out at Dog-Friendly Restaurants

The Tri-Cities dining scene makes it easy to bring your dog along—especially when it comes to outdoor patios perfect for sunny days.

In Richland, Stick + Stone Pizza is a go-to for wood-fired pizzas and a relaxed, dog-friendly patio atmosphere. Nearby, Atomic Ale Brewpub & Eatery also welcomes dogs outside, making it a great stop for craft beer and casual bites.

Over on the Columbia River, Ice Harbor Brewing Company at the Marina offers one of the best waterfront patio experiences in the region. With scenic views and plenty of space, it’s a favorite for locals bringing their pups along.

In Pasco, Summer’s Hub is a must-visit. This unique outdoor food truck gathering space features a rotating lineup of local eats, open-air seating, and a laid-back, community vibe—making it an ideal spot for dogs to hang out while you sample a variety of flavors.

Dog Friendly Fun in Tri-Cities

Savor New Flavors at Pet-Friendly Wineries

Wine lovers can bring their dogs along to many tasting rooms throughout the region. In nearby Prosser, Vintners Village offers a walkable collection of wineries and shops with pet-friendly outdoor spaces.

Closer to the Tri-Cities, enjoy a glass of wine at J. Bookwalter or Barnard Griffin Winery in Richland, or visit Monarcha Winery in Kennewick. Many Red Mountain wineries in Benton City also welcome dogs on their patios—perfect for relaxing with a view.

If you’re looking to kick back with a cold pint, the Tri-Cities has plenty of breweries where your dog is welcome to join you—especially in outdoor seating areas.

In Pasco, Sage Brewing Company offers a relaxed, community-driven atmosphere with outdoor space that’s perfect for hanging out with your pup while enjoying a locally crafted beer.

For even more options, breweries like White Bluffs Brewing and Moonshot Brewing feature outdoor seating areas that often welcome dogs, making it easy to enjoy the Tri-Cities sunshine together.

With so many breweries embracing the region’s outdoor lifestyle, you’ll find plenty of patios and beer garden-style spaces where dogs can relax right alongside you.

Settle in Comfortable Accommodations With Your Canine Buddy

From RV parks and campgrounds to hotels and vacation rentals, the Tri-Cities is brimming with spectacular stays.

Traveling with two dogs? Clover Island Inn features a canine concierge that will make you and your pets feel at home. Along with stunning riverfront views, the hotel is conveniently situated near miles of sidewalks and trails–all of which are perfect for dog walking. Discover more pet-friendly accommodations here.

Plan Your Perfect Dog-Friendly Getaway

With so many pet-friendly parks, patios, wineries, and accommodations, the Tri-Cities is the perfect destination for travelers with dogs. Pack the leash and discover all the ways you and your pup can explore together.